Paris Vanished Then Found. Erie Man Faces Non-Support Charge
Joseph Paris, 30, of Erie, returned from a California arrest after disappearing December 1 during a hunting trip. He admitted family trouble, said he left spur of moment, and that he is tired of snow. Paris drove to Warren, Youngsville, Chicago, Seattle, then surrendered in California. If he settles with his wife, the case may not go to court.
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Joseph Paris
Erie
California
Paris
William Heisler
R. D
Warren
Seattle
Wash
Youngsville
Chicago
Jeft
Redding
Calif
Marine Corps
County Health Unit Considers Temporary HQ at Tuberculosis Hospital
The county health department plans to seek a temporary headquarters in the county tuberculosis hospital. Dr. R. S. Anderson proposes the move at the health board meeting set for Friday January 27 at 2 p.m. Chairman Russell Roth supports it as a near term fix while defining operations. The hospital with 83 beds opened 1955 with 61 patients and closed with 54, and administrators note a 25 to 30 percent under capacity due to rapid turnover.
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Mncus
County Health Department
R. S. Anderson
County Health Board
Russell Roth
Anderson
Snow blankets Eastern U S with heavy Midwest totals
A major winter storm blanketed the eastern half of the United States with heavy snow in the Midwest and Ohio Valley. Cincinnati saw about 10 inches, parts of Pennsylvania reported seven inches, and sections of Illinois and surrounding areas measured up to eight inches. Temperatures plunged 10 to 20 degrees, with subzero readings in the Northern Plains and a westward rain snow belt extending toward the Rockies.
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Dlinois
Cincinnati
Ity
Pennsylvania
Mid-Continent
Upper Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Northern Plains
Central Plateau
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Charlotte
N. C
Texas
Western Plains
Florida
Gulf States
Minot
N. D
Uni-Lab Opens Again Monday
Uni-Lab Inc. will resume operations Monday under a bankruptcy court decision. Atty. Charles Mertens ordered the plant to hold operating capital in a bank with pledges backed by cash or cashier checks. William Rosenfeld said $22,500 has been raised locally with about $2,500 more pledged in the next two weeks.
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Emon Gfe — Limited
Uni-Lab, Inc
Charles Mertens
Erie
Union City
William Rosenfeld
Uni-Lab
Cleveland
Rosenfeld
Atty. Mertens
Governor Firm On Own Tax Proposal
Governor defends his tax plan while accusing some press elements of withholding cooperation in a alleged diabolical scheme. He proposes a 50-60 program deemed adequate and criticizes Republican stance he says would sacrifice the needy to pay for debts of prior administrations.
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Tam Rot
Hewitt bill would tax retail sales with broad exemptions
The Hewitt proposal would create a consumer sales tax on retail transfers of tangible personal property while exempting items under ten cents and seven other classes. It would require dealer registration, a 3 percent commission on collected tax, and quarterly payments with annual returns. Penalties include fines up to $1000 for noncompliance and audits by the Revenue Department.
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Hewitt
Department of Revenue
Revenue Department
Board Ofinance and Review
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Firestone
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Corry
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Tuffy
Center
Washington Streets
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Eagle Street
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Colonel Drake
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Corry, Pa
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